Tyler Johnsen

This is a much more completed feeling movie than JW’s Justice League. Though it still has issues like it being meandering at times and overly dramatic, it’s preferable to what came before. The length gives the characters like Flash and Cyborg more time to develop And generally flesh out the movie. I’d recommend this if only for its historical significance.

If you’re a dad or don’t care much this is a fine movie. If you want a movie with more substance than water downed soup, maybe avoid this. It takes the live action JUSTICE LEAGUE, a highly anticipated superhero team up, and makes it an a times cringy, Whedon quip fest thinly held together by shoddy reshoots. Honestly a lot of this could’ve been avoided if the studio didn’t try to make a team up movie after only three big name movies and a side adventure. It’s the equivalent to making Iron Man, Civil War, Guardians, then The Avengers.

I understand why people don’t like it and I pretty much agree with the movie’s critics. My secret to making it a palatable movie however, is removing any preconceptions of Superman you have and just believe it’s a guy who looks similar and has the same name. So as a Superman movie this is dog, but as a movie removed from that, it’s only lame.

It was kind of boring and felt like the standard (Silence)... .... .... BOO! Did you jump? I hope you jumped🤗 The part with the shotgun at the end was pretty much the only entertaining thing here.

Great movie! This thing is short but very effective in its back story and setting. Many cool moments to go with it as well.

While I haven’t the sixth film in the series yet, I feel safe in saying this is the best one in the franchise. After the yawnathon that was 2, 3, and 4, it’s nice to have a movie that is interesting all the way through and not just the last 15 minutes. If you need a pick me up after the boredom of the last 4 films, this is the movie for you.